SAN DIEGO -- There is now less than 48 hours to file your income taxes.TAXES: All You Need To KnowIf you haven't done yours yet, you're not alone. Some local businesses are staying open late to help procrastinators meet the April 15 deadline.
H&R Block in San Diego's Hillcrest neighborhood will be open 24 hours starting MondayTax experts said it's important for those with a balance due to file by the deadline. They also said taxpayers should watch out for math mistakes and not forget write-offs."A lot of people here in San Diego were affected by the wildfires in October, so you may have some deductions, some casualty losses because of that," said H&R Block district Manager Diane Lipinski.Anybody getting a refund this year who has filed electronically, can expect a refund within seven days. Those who file by mail could take up to eight weeks to get theirs.
